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The Cavendish banana, which is eaten by 47 per cent of the human population worldwide, is under the attack by a fungus called Panama disease (Fusarium wilt) tropical race 4 (TR4).

It's like "The Last of Us": Fruit Edition. Scientists warn that the most popular species of banana could be on the brink of extinction due to a disease outbreak that's ravaging the potassium-filled fruit.

Proactive measures are imperative to manage and mitigate mycotoxin-associated risks in European crops. Natural and artificial factors are influential in

Just when you thought 2022 couldn't get weirder, it's now been revealed that mushrooms can communicate with each other and recognise up to 50 words. 

Study Suggests Mushrooms Communicate With Each Other Using Up To 50 Words - Industry Tap

ChatGPT is a powerful computer program designed to stimulate conversation with humans - and it is now temporarily freely available for anyone to try out online.

According to research, major classes of fungicides do not work against a new race of the fungus that causes Panama disease in banana plants, but a more specialized class of anti-fungal chemistries could suppress disease and maintain banana plant health.

A recent study published in the Royal Society Open Science journal has found that mushrooms can communicate with each other. Scientists even believe they are able to use up to 50 [...]

They are NOT judging us but they do have complex communications systems interacting with their environment.

Nowadays, even if a team of respected researchers definitively established that mushrooms were as chatty as Aunt Harriet, it would be wise to be skeptical.